Who wouldn't love these precious angels? Their parents -- who seem to have ceded control to their offspring -- are another story. Inattentive parents are the most annoying hotel guests, according to Expedia's 2015 Hotel Etiquette Study.
1. Inattentive parents —
Who wouldn't love these precious angels? Their parents -- who seem to have ceded control to their offspring -- are another story. Inattentive parents are the most annoying hotel guests, according to Expedia's 2015 Hotel Etiquette Study.
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They've turned the bathtub into a beer cooler, and they're 17 shots in. Confronting hallway hellraisers, the second-most aggravating category of hotel guests, is not without its risks.
2. Hallway hellraisers —
They've turned the bathtub into a beer cooler, and they're 17 shots in. Confronting hallway hellraisers, the second-most aggravating category of hotel guests, is not without its risks.
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The wine in the mini-bar is a couple of degrees too cool, and housekeeping neglected to fold the toilet paper into a crisp point. More than half of survey respondents find complainers irritating.<br />
3. Complainers —
The wine in the mini-bar is a couple of degrees too cool, and housekeeping neglected to fold the toilet paper into a crisp point. More than half of survey respondents find complainers irritating.
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What on earth are they <em>doing </em>in there? And how many people have they got packed into room 207? Maybe it's just two squealing bed jumpers. Whatever the case, in-room revelers try the patience of 52% of survey respondents.
4. In-room revelers —
What on earth are they doing in there? And how many people have they got packed into room 207? Maybe it's just two squealing bed jumpers. Whatever the case, in-room revelers try the patience of 52% of survey respondents.
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Why go out of town to do what you could easily do at home? Bickering hotel guests annoy a quarter of survey respondents.
5. Bickerers —
Why go out of town to do what you could easily do at home? Bickering hotel guests annoy a quarter of survey respondents.
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They've turned a utilitarian swimming hole into a pulsing pit of unfortunate dance moves. Poolside partiers try the nerves of 22% of respondents.
6. Poolside partiers —
They've turned a utilitarian swimming hole into a pulsing pit of unfortunate dance moves. Poolside partiers try the nerves of 22% of respondents.
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A fifth of respondents find the refrain of indiscreet lovemaking unpleasant. Maybe the rest of the guests are fans of the loudly amorous?
7. Indiscreet lovemakers —
A fifth of respondents find the refrain of indiscreet lovemaking unpleasant. Maybe the rest of the guests are fans of the loudly amorous?
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We know they already have a room ... Hot tub canoodlers are a turn-off for 20% of respondents.
8. Hot tub canoodlers —
We know they already have a room ... Hot tub canoodlers are a turn-off for 20% of respondents.
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Some guests could do without the high-fiving of the business bar boozer.
9. Business bar boozers —
Some guests could do without the high-fiving of the business bar boozer.
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Shhhh, 6% of survey respondents would rather ride up and down to their rooms without the verbal assault of the elevator chatterbox.
10. Elevator chatterbox —
Shhhh, 6% of survey respondents would rather ride up and down to their rooms without the verbal assault of the elevator chatterbox.
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